AI-DRIVEN REMOTE CARE MANAGEMENT PLATFORM Every care pathway all the way home

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is the collection of health data such as vitals, symptoms, and device readings from patients outside the hospital, routed directly to their care team. Clinicians can track recovery and chronic conditions between visits and identify deterioration earlier than scheduled appointments allow.

Remote patient monitoring is only one component of Datos Health. As an AI-driven remote care management platform, Datos Health manages the complete care pathway: remote monitoring devices, patient-reported outcomes and assessments (PROMs), virtual consultations, AI assistance for patients and clinicians, and personalized engagement and education, all on one platform. Clinical teams design each pathway in a no-code studio, and every patient receives a tailored CareApp and web portal, engaging from whichever suits them.

Hybrid care means one care team treating patients across every setting: in hospital, at home, and everywhere in between, on a single platform. It combines remote patient monitoring, virtual visits, and in-person care into one continuous pathway rather than separate tools for each. Datos Health is the platform hospitals and HMOs use to deliver it.

Telehealth replaces an in-person visit with a video consultation. Remote patient monitoring operates continuously between visits, collecting data and flagging patients who require attention. An AI-driven remote care management platform such as Datos Health unifies both, together with in-person care, in a single pathway: one team, every setting.

Clinical teams design their protocol in a no-code Design Studio, and the OpenCare platform automatically generates a patient CareApp and web portal, along with a clinician dashboard. Patients choose where to engage, on mobile or desktop, according to their needs. Each pathway combines whatever the protocol requires: device readings, PROMs and assessments, virtual consultations, and patient education. AI-driven workflows manage routine check-ins and escalations, and clinicians intervene only when a patient requires attention.

Hundreds, including Virtual ED, Hospital in the Home, cardiac rehabilitation, heart failure (CHF), asthma, oncology, post-discharge, chronic care, and many more. Because pathways are designed in a no-code studio, organizations can build the pathway they need rather than selecting from a vendor’s fixed menu.

Yes. Datos Health integrates seamlessly with Epic, Cerner, and other major EHR systems over standard HL7 and FHIR interfaces, so documentation flows directly into your workflows without disruption.

Launching a remote care program with Datos Health begins with a one-time initial setup and system integration. Once the clinical protocol design is ready, implementing the pathway on the platform is quick and easy, taking up to a few days. Pathways are created in the no-code studio, with no development work on the critical path.

Evaluate how much work the platform takes on, not only how much data it collects. Look for automation that runs routine check-ins, monitoring, and documentation according to the clinical protocol, so the care team’s attention goes only to the patients who need it. Look for a platform that gives patients an active, guided role in their own care, completing measurements, symptom reports, and daily care plan tasks from a CareApp or web portal, an approach known as assisted self-management (ASM). Finally, confirm that the organization can create any pathway it needs without developers, and that the platform integrates with the EHR. These capabilities separate basic RPM from AI-driven remote care management.